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Back in August, we chatted with veterinary technologist Sion Cahoon about rescued sea otter pup Joey, who was rescued by the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre but now lives at the Vancouver Aquarium. Since we last spoke, Sion ─ who was one of Joey's first caretakers at the rescue centre ─ has become a bit of a celebrity herself ─ and Joey has become *really* famous on YouTube. Listen to Sion as she answers viewer questions submitted by the audience.
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Watch Joey live on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjqyQr1Fa4g
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